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About this game

Football Manager 2024 a sports management game with elements of real-time tactics, developed by British studio Sports Interactive, their 20th Football manager game in the series, whether you’re the kind of manager who likes to chase immediate glory or prefers building a club from the bottom to the top, the perfect challenge awaits. This iteration allows you to import existing Football Manager 2023, continuing your team’s legacy.

• Develop a winning approach on the tactics board, incorporating modern techniques and cutting-edge positional innovations to deliver victories while on the pitch.
• You will need to master the ways of the transfer market if you want to succeed, using new ways to shape your side to craft a squad that is capable of achieving your set goals.
• Train your players and level up their play, developing the mentality and teamwork needed to turn contenders into possible champions.
• Look at how your tactical vision comes to life on your team’s matchdays with the games elevated by little improvements to ball and player movements.

Reviews

Is Football Manager 2024 Touch on Switch the best way to experience the franchise this year? Probably not, in light of the various other versions and platforms available. However, it is a solid version of a strong entry in the series, with the convenience of being on Nintendo’s marvellous little machine whether you want to play on the go or pop it up on the TV. It strips away some of the immersive depth from the ‘main’ version on PC, but adds interesting nuances of its own while keeping the experience snappy. If you can figure out the quirky physical controls, along with how to get your 4-3-2-1 formation humming, you can sink plenty of hours into this one.

Nintendo Life

All in all, if you have played any of the other Football Manager Touch games on the Nintendo Switch, then you will have a good understanding of what you are getting here. This is a game for the Football Manager player with less time on their hands than they used to – consider it Football Manager Lite. It’s a decent upgrade from last year’s version, but nothing more. So, if you were hoping for more, then maybe next year’s version – which the developers are touting as a new era – might be worth holding out for.

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